WTSR: Role of Authorising Engineer
- Course provides understanding of Authorising Engineer roles and responsibilities in wind sector.
- Aimed at Authorised Engineers and those training to become one.
- Covers duties, technical competence, and approving an AWP.
- Interactive workshop format with tailored options for client/project needs.
- Accredited for CPD with 7 hours, at an introductory/intermediate level.
Overview
The Online WTSR AE Training course provides in-depth knowledge on the roles and responsibilities of an Authorising Engineer (AE) in the wind sector. It is designed for current and aspiring AEs, as well as individuals involved in safe system operations in wind turbines. The course covers key topics such as safety protocols, technical competence, and AWP approval processes. Accredited for CPD, the course is delivered interactively and can be customized to meet specific needs. Delivery options include classroom, remote, and e-learning formats, with opportunities for coaching and mentoring.
Who should attend
Authorising Engineers, Authorised Technicians, Operational Controllers, H&S Advisers, Asset Managers, Responsible Managers, Authorisation Officers.
Course Content
Overview
Course provides additional information on the roles and responsibilities of the Authorising Engineer (AE). It complements and is additional to the SafetyOn Core WTSR Training Course.
Sector Wind (Onshore & Offshore)
Pre-requisites? SafetyOn WTSR Core Training
Who aimed at?
Primarily aimed at Authorised Engineers (AE) wishing to better understand the role as well anyone undergoing training to become an AE such as Authorised Technicians. Also relevant for anyone with responsibilities for the preparation, implementation or operation of safe systems of work in a wind turbine. Highly relevant for:
- Authorising Engineers
- Authorised Technicians
- Operational Controllers
- H&S Advisers
- Asset Managers
- Responsible Managers
- Authorisation Officers
Topics covered
Course provides an understanding of the duties of an Authorising Engineer in relation to the requirements of the implementation and application of WTSR. Sets out the process of approving an AWP and preparation to be formally authorised to carry out the role in accordance with the WTSR P6.
Key topics include:
- Ensuring Safety from the System and a Safe System of Work
- Roles and Responsibilities of the AE
- Technical competence required of an AE (Ref P6)
- Requirements of approving an AWP
- How Safety from the System can be achieved
- Format and content of an AWP
- How work is managed and controlled under an AWP
- Agreeing safety precautions for cross boundary work
Accreditation CPD 7 hours
Level Introductory/Intermediate
Delivery
Interactive/workshop format. The course can be tailored to address client/project specific requirements. Local procedures can be included. Classroom & remote and E-Learning options.
Option for small group & 1:1 coaching and mentoring. Ask for details.
Duration:1 Day
Cost:£250 + Vat
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